Eleanor Bron Biography

Statuesque British comic actress Eleanor Bron rose to fame on radio, stage, and television as a member of the Establishment, a London revue troupe. Her gift for mimicry was generously showcased in her first film appearance as the Middle-Eastern cultist/spy in the Beatles' Help! (1965). She was also effective as a pretentious American tourist in Two for the Road (1967) and as the less-than-bright waitress heroine in Bedazzled (1967). In the last two decades, Eleanor Bron has augmented her film work with one-woman stage presentations and various satirical British television weeklies. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

• 1. Ahme: From this day it is the RING.
  2. Ahme: This will make his finger shrink a little.
  3. Themselves: Where are you Paul? This is his best suit. [Lennon] [Paul just got shrunk by a syringe shot in the leg]
  4. Themselves: It's ME! [Lennon being strangled by George]
  5. Prof. Foot: British you see, useless. [his gun failed to shoot]
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